Sphagnum peat moss is partially decomposed
spagnum moss. It develops over several thousand
years as a result of the oxygen-free decomposition
of this vegetation. The plant's large cell structure
favors aeration and absorbs water like a sponge. Although
peat moss does not contain nutrients, it does help retain nutrients
from fertilizers by storing them throughout the soil.
Otherwise, valuable nutrients are lost through leaching. 
Peat moss mixed into flower beds and garden boxes adds     
humus which is essential for beautiful gardens.

Whether it is mushroom growers in the United States
or greenhouse operators in Japan, our customers have 
been pleased with the superior quality of our product 
and the reliability of our service.

The most important aspect of our sales approach is 
communication with our customers. Because of this
approach, our sales have been made largely by word
of mouth... from one satisfied customer to another... 
from one continent to another.